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Cristiano Ronaldo believes he is the greatest footballer ever, insisting his 980 career goals speak for themselves as he closes in on the 1,000-goal milestone. Despite disciplinary proceedings following his departure from Portugal’s camp, the federation wants him back for November’s fixtures. Meanwhile, Ronaldo continues scoring for Al-Nassr, leaving fans wondering when he will finally reach four figures.

Ken Griffin just made a huge splash in the world of philanthropy by donating a whopping $3 billion to Carnegie Mellon University! This massive gift includes $2 billion for a cutting-edge campus in Miami and $1 billion for the prestigious School of Computer Science in Pittsburgh.

Nüshu, an ancient script developed by women in Jiangyong County, China, served as a vital means of communication in a society dominated by men. Through this remarkable writing system, women conveyed their innermost thoughts and shared personal experiences. Although it nearly faded into obscurity, recent resurgence among young women and scholars has sparked new efforts for preservation, including national heritage recognition and artistic exploration to keep its legacy vibrant.

Anthropic, OpenAI and other AI companies are privately war-gaming the political fallout of a catastrophic AI event, Axios reports. Executives fear a major cyberattack could knock out banking, internet, power and water, with insiders expecting an incident within six to 12 months. The firms are red-teaming worst-case scenarios and briefing Congress to shape future AI rules, with Democrats eyeing a crackdown after the November midterms.

Benazeer Palace, built in 1877, was once a symbol of architectural marvel and royal heritage. The palace features a unique cooling system using natural airflow and has many beautiful halls that remain intact. Despite undergoing restoration, it has not been effectively utilized and faces deterioration today. There was a proposal to transform it into a heritage hotel, though progress remains uncertain.

Jantar Mantar is no longer Delhi's designated protest site. Three new venues identified for demonstrations. But how did an 18th-century observatory become the capital's most recognisable protest address? From farmers' rallies at Boat Club to Anna Hazare's anti-corruption movement and the wrestlers' protests, here's how Delhi's protest grounds evolved over the decades and what changes now.

On October 15, a stunning 26-acre estate located in Hopewell, New Jersey, will be auctioned off without a minimum bid requirement. The estate features a majestic main residence, a charming guesthouse, and recreational facilities such as a tennis court and a swimming pool. Furthermore, a vast 102-acre plot surrounds the estate, inviting potential buyers in a fluctuating luxury real estate landscape to engage in lively bidding.

Ohio has greenlit local sponsors to secure agricultural easements on 58 family-owned farms, aiming to safeguard farmland from non-agricultural development. Through the Local Agricultural Easement Purchase Program, farmers can keep cultivating their land while ensuring its preservation. Presently, more than 111,000 acres across 62 counties are safeguarded from development. With federal funding poised to enhance these efforts, local sponsors can apply for the 2027 program for further conservation.

Poland is deploying 20,000 police officers to educational institutions after three stabbings occurred within four days. Prime Minister Donald Tusk emphasised the alarming rise in violence among young people. Authorities connected some violent behaviour to content glorifying violence on the internet and in video games. Reports highlighted recent attacks, including one involving a 15-year-old. The government is committed to ensuring the safety of children in schools.

During the thrilling third T20I against West Indies, Abhishek Sharma crossed the impressive landmark of 2,000 runs. With an explosive 69 from just 30 deliveries, he played a pivotal role in granting India a 2-1 series edge. Former cricketer Ajinkya Rahane lauded Abhishek's remarkable adaptability and relentless aggression at the crease.

A 98-year-old woman in Brisbane, Australia, has sold a house built by her father in 1921 for A$2.03 million, ending 105 years of ownership by the same family. The three-bedroom property in Gordon Park attracted ten registered bidders, with five actively competing at auction. Several generations of the family were born in the house.

BCCI has confirmed that the opening ODI match against Sri Lanka will indeed take place in Delhi on December 13, despite speculation about possible changes due to construction at Arun Jaitley Stadium. BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia reassured fans that no decision to relocate the match has been reached. Following this match, Bengaluru and Ahmedabad will host the subsequent games until December 27.

Palantir CTO Shyam Sankar, a lieutenant colonel in the US Army Reserve, told CBS News his main job is helping the Army find soldiers who can code. Working with the Army’s personnel department, he says skilled programmers in junior ranks have no clear career path. Sankar joined Detachment 201, the Army’s Executive Innovation Corps, in 2025 alongside Meta’s Andrew Bosworth and OpenAI veterans Kevin Weil and Bob McGrew.

The Supreme Court addressed the controversy surrounding the new Form 6 used for voter registration. It clarified that it had not approved changes to the declaration regarding electoral rolls. The court's remarks arose during a hearing on the functioning of the Election Commission of India. Concerns were raised over the legality of the changes introduced in Form 6. The Supreme Court will further examine this issue in October.

A Michigan couple has lost a legal battle over a 50-foot-wide strip of land they claimed was wrongly excluded from their property because of an error in a 1965 deed. The couple, who bought their land at a 2015 tax sale, argued that previous owners had used the disputed area for decades. However, two surveys placed the land within their neighbour's property. On October 9, 2026, the Michigan Court of Appeals ruled against the couple, citing insufficient evidence to establish ownership.

Despite their common misclassification, tomatoes and apples are both fruits that offer distinct nutritional advantages. Apples are rich in fiber, promoting digestive health, while tomatoes are low in calories and boast high vitamin C and lycopene levels, potent antioxidants. Incorporating both into your meals diversifies your diet and also helps harness their combined health benefits for a healthier lifestyle.